RE: WMS Authorization and Authentication question for live broadcasts
- From: "tec-jon" <tecjon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 26 May 2005 11:52:06 -0700
I have been messing with the same thing... Uber-confusing, but I think I got
it worked out. Mine is now prompting me for username/password to publish, but
anon users can view the stream. My settings are as follows (and all of these
setting are at the publishing point itself. The server settings are all
disabled):
Under Authorization; ACL is enabled. I added my encoder user to have
create/write rights. I also added the WMUS_ user and gave him read only.
Under Authentication: Both Anon User and Negotiate are enabled.
The anonymous user is set to the ANON_ username and password
That did the trick for me... Hope it works the same for you. Quicktime
Streaming Server is a lot more straightforward if you get too frustrated with
the MS stuff.
-jon
"socalkev" wrote:
> I am sure that I am missing something obvious, but I keep running into the
> same problem. I want to create a user who has to authenticate to log into a
> broadcast publishing point and start a live broadcast, but not require the
> viewers of the broadcast to authenticate. Every time I enable the anyonymous
> user auth., the user does not need to authenticate, but when its not enabled,
> any viewer of the broadcast is required to authenticate. Does someone
> watching the live broadcast need write and create permissions, or just read?
> Is there some server level issues going on, because I am having no luck at
> the publishing point level. I find it hard to believe that there is not a way
> of accomplishing allowing viewers to not authenticate while also protecting
> the publishing point.
.
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